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Burrell may refer to:
Burrell is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:
- Anne Burrell, American celebrity chef
- Bill Burrell (died 1998), American football player
- Boz Burrell, musician
- Daisy Burrell, English actress
- Dave Burrell (born 1940), American jazz instrumentalist
- Dawn Burrell (born 1973), American long jumper
- Ervin Burrell, character from TV show: The Wire
- Ezra A. Burrell, Republican politician from Idaho
- Gibson Burrell (born 1948), British organizational theorist and professor
- Henry Burrell, (1873–1945) Australian naturalist
- Sir Henry Burrell, Royal Australian Navy admiral
- Jeremiah Burrell, American lawyer
- Kenny Burrell (born 1931), American jazz guitarist
- Kim Burrell, gospel singer
- Leroy Burrell, American athlete
- Luther Burrell (born 1987), English rugby union player
- Martin Burrell (1858–1938), Canadian politician
- Ode Burrell (born 1939), American football player
- Orville Richard Burrell, better known as Shaggy, a reggae musician
- Parker Burrell (born 1939), politician in Manitoba, Canada
- Pat Burrell, baseball player
- Paul Burrell, butler to Diana, Princess of Wales
- Percy Jewett Burrell (1877–1964), American author and director of historical and civic pageants
- Peter Drummond-Burrell, 22nd Baron Willoughby de Eresby
- Philip "Fatis" Burrell, Jamaican record producer
- Roy A. Burrell (born 1952), American politician
- Sandy Burrell (born 1955), Scottish football player
- Scott Burrell (born 1971), American professional basketball player
- Stanley Kirk Burrell, better known as MC Hammer, American rapper
- Ty Burrell (born 1967), American film and television actor
- Sir William Burrell, Scottish shipping magnate and art collector
Usage examples of "burrell".
She saw less and less of Wickersham that winter, partly because his affairs were monopolizing all his time, partly because she managed to spend most of her waking hours with Miriam Burrell or her father, who appeared doubly, humbly glad of her companionship.
His father was a machinist in the slave pen of Alexander Burrell, and his mother was a washerwoman in the same slave pen.
Alexander Burrell took him out, while yet a child, and he was taught to read and write.
The town began to hum with the story of Sherry’s amazing marriage, and the most coldly correct of Almack’s patronesses, Mrs Drummond Burrell, remarked casually to one of her fellow-patronesses, Lady Jersey, that no voucher of admission to that most exclusive of clubs could, of course, be granted to young Lady Sheringham.